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10-29-2013 07:55 AM - edited 03-11-2019 07:57 PM
Hi All
is it possible to create a ACL to permit from any to a particular ip address? i.e I have a ASA with three interfaces (inside, outside and DMZ) and I want to create a ACL to permit from any to inside host (this is probably a bad example but anyway..),
the ACL should look like:
ASA (config) # access-list any-inside extended permit ip any object Inside-host
however what interface should I apply the ACL on?
ASA (config) # access-group any-inside in interface ???
thanks
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10-29-2013 08:52 AM
If the outside is Internet, you'd generally also have a 1-1 NAT rule for the host in question. Depending on your ASA software version, the access-list would refer to either the NAT address (ASA <8.3) or the real host address (ASA >= 8.3).
The access-list is applied to the outside interface. You want to evalaute and allow or deny the connection at the first interface it hits on the ASA.
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10-29-2013 08:57 AM
Thanks for your reply Marvin, I will apply ACL to outside interface see what happens then
Cheers
